Riad Turquoise

Le confort est vraiment fonction des chambres car pour certaines il y a énormément d’humidité. Pour d’autres c’est Ok (nous avions 5 chbes). Il n’y a pas de portes aux toilettes dans les chambres familiales… il est à noter que les chambres pour 4 personnes sont avec des lits d’appoint. Ces chambres sont très grandes. Petit déjeuner correct mais le même chaque jour. (Crêpes locales). Aucun entretien du jacuzzi ! Impossible de l’utiliser. Riad bien placé au dessus de la place des Ferblantiers, très accessible.

Riad joliment décoré... idéalement situé, proche de la place Jemaa el fna, et du Palais Bahia...petit déjeuner copieux... Le personnel est exceptionnel... Soufian est adorable, bienveillant à l'égard de ses hôtes..et très serviable... les femmes du Riad sont très gentilles et toujours prêtes à rendre service... A recommander sans modération.... Isabelle et Marion

Camera molto grande, letto comodo, pulizia eccellente. Il riad è molto carino ma non abbiamo potuto sfruttare la piscina e l'idromassaggio che sicuramente sono un plus in estate. Colazione abbondante e personale molto gentile.

A notre arrivée, on ne se sentait vraiment pas les bienvenus.Le personnel avait l'air bête. Le petit déjeuner est vraiment ordinaire, trois petites crêpes dur pour trois personnes sortant du four micro-ondes avec du café en poudre. Les chambres sont propres . L'emplacement est parfait pour faire a pieds .

Winter sun for 6 days Been here three times now with this Riad being the best Great host and fab girls who did the daily cooking and room clean We opted not to change linen daily but got water on way every day Breakfast was cake, fresh baguettes, pancakes, home made jams, butter, yoghurt and the most amazing freshly squeezed OJ Will even offer u an omelette too Room was at the top of the building and lucky enough to be given the best of them. Pure chance or seeing as I booked 5 nights Very hot water for shower, with good water pressure Safe in room, with AC or heat for February as nights get cool Wear a hoodie for breakfast too Very traditional and authentic in design Wi-Fi for the most was stable other than 1 night which we have up on Location was great, with most roads running into the Medina Local restaurants were very good. Please see other TA RV's Lastly....ensure you have the Riad number on your phone as getting in on the first day as delayed No biggie. Local Orange shop to get a cheaper sim than at the airport

Riad Turquoise – uninspired, unsafe guesthouse that could be so much better. We have spent some time composing our views on this accommodation. We have decided to group them in sections. Good. The location, whilst initially surprising because it’s down a narrow alley and not very disability friendly is within walking distance of much of the south and centre of Marrakesh – the bits people want to experience. There are several good restaurants nearby. Room cleanliness and care – outstanding. The cleaning lady was exceptional. The room itself was en suite but open plan so if one person goes to the loo the other might want to step outside for 5 minutes. The air conditioning in the room was superb. Hot and cold water were always available. There is lots of cupboard and drawer space – although one cupboard needed a hinge repairing. The room is traditionally Moroccan in its décor, and space was reasonable, although we thought calling it a suite was pushing the definition a bit. Complimentary internet was mostly good but struggled when there were a couple of sets of guests. Dangerous. There are no signs or information in the room about actions in case of fire or other disaster and no fire extinguishers in the guest room. After extensive searching one extinguisher was found behind a door in the kitchen. One sign for an emergency exit was found over a door not available to guests but there were no others. Three large gas bottles are stored in the premises without any warning signs. We found a metal teapot boiling, unattended, on the gas stove more than once. Some electrical sockets are loose in the walls. There was an electrical socket right next to the handbasin in the bathroom area of our room. There was no way of contacting anyone if the workers weren’t there. Disappointing. The riad has to be measured against its promises in its advertising; we didn’t consider it luxurious or 4 star. The TV in the room was festooned with loose untidy wires but didn’t actually produce a watchable picture. The only power socket available in the room for guest use was on the extension lead for the TV and its tuner. The riad was tired, rather battered and dirty - this may have been because there were two building sites close by which also created quite a lot of noise. The loungers on the roof should have been lovely to sit and catch some sun on but were not nice when stained and dusty. Breakfast is provided, served in various parts of the riad (there is no dedicated restaurant) but is exactly the same every day – except the days when they forgot. We had omelette 3 days out of seven, yoghurt twice, no bread appeared on one occasion and while it’s lovely to try local pancakes and waffles there really should be a choice. Madeira cake is an odd thing to have for breakfast anyway and surely there is other cheese available than foil covered rectangles of processed cheese? There were three people working – the cook, the cleaner and a man who never explained what his r